Boiling of small droplets

Roesle, Matthew; Kulacki, F. A.

doi:10.1016/j.ijheatmasstransfer.2010.06.039

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“…Turbulent pulsations of the continuous medium generate local pressure pulsations in the droplets of the dispersed phase, constrained deformable interface surface. They, in turn, initiate the formation of viable bubbles of vapor phase [4]. This results in the increased effective volume of the dispersed liquid, which enhances evaporation and breakage of the droplet reaches a critical size.…”

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Features of the breakage drops low boiling dispersed phase in gradient flow near the heated surface

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Strashinskii²,

Federation³

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The mechanisms of the formation of vapor bubbles of a critical size in deformable droplets of the dispersed phase in liquid emulsion been studied. The model is proposed breakup of the droplets in gradient flow of the emulsion near the surface heating under the combined action of viscous shear stresses and thermal overload. Was the dependence of the heat flux density at boiling of dispersed drops of low-temperature liquid phase in a gradient flow of the emulsion near hard surface. Comparison with the data of experimental studies shows the validity of the proposed model concepts that are different from the usual boiling of homogeneous fluids at surface heating.

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